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2017 Round 02 Rockdale City Suns V Sydney United 58 FC KICKOFF ROUND 2 SUNDAY ILINDEN SPORT CENTRE V 19TH MARCH 2017 FIXTURES TEAM LISTS FIRST GRADE MATCH PREVIEW 4PM TEAM OF THE WEEK WELCOME #PS4NPLNSW FROM THE e welcome all of our members, sponsors, As we will do throughout the season, we would Wplayers and officials to this round 2 like to acknowledge our wonderful sponsors, clash against Sydney United. We extend that the majority of whom have been with the club welcome to our visiting players and officials. for many years: This is our first home game of the season and Co major sponsors: Pauls Customs & we are all excited at the prospect of taking on Forwarding Solutions and the Home Lending last year’s dominant team, Sydney United. Centre at Bexley. Our boys return to the Ilinden Sports Centre Major partners: SX Trailers, MKD Transcorp, following a tough first up victory over the new Ribarovski Catering Equipment, Benino Fine boys on the block, Sydney FC. It was a pleasing Foods, Marco Polo Foods, NTS Communications, result considering a number of our players have Australian Mortgage Options, Bankstown had disrupted pre-seasons. Whilst we did not Corporate Accounting, Consolidated Office secure wins in the lower grades, both the 18’s Choice Kogarah, Laing & Simmons St.George, and 20’s performed well and were desperately FLIP TV, Cityview Group and Raine & Horne unlucky not to secure points in their respective Rockdale. games. Hope to see you all at the game and I look That said, we move ahead to this round 2 forward to providing further updates on exciting blockbuster and our boys will be determined developments around the ground in coming to reverse last year’s results against Sydney match previews. United. It will be a first competitive home fixture for some of our new recruits, including Jordan Figon who scored the winning goal against Sydney FC. This game will also be the first as part of our exciting arrangement with FLIP TV. A reminder, it’s not too late to subscribe to Flip TV who will be broadcasting all of our home fixtures this season on their network. It’s simple to use and setup so call through now. Make sure you mention you are a Rockdale City Suns supporter for special offers associated with your package. Website: rcsfc.com.au Twitter: @RockdaleCitySFC Facebook: fb.com/Rockdale-City-Suns-Football-Club-Ilinden 2 CORPORATE PARTNERS TM FINE FOODS T R S AILER Website: rcsfc.com.au Twitter: @RockdaleCitySFC Facebook: fb.com/Rockdale-City-Suns-Football-Club-Ilinden S B # NAME S B # NAME 1 BRADASEVIC David GK 2 VLISMAS Kris 2 PETKOVSKI Daniel 3 WOODCOCK Riley 3 HESKETH Steve 5 TOMELIC Anthony 4 MCCLENAHAN Trent 6 USKOK Tomislav 5 REID Paul 7 SHIN Yutaro 6 RICIUTTO Blake 8 SIM Mat 7 UROSEVSKI Alec 9 VRANIC Aidrian 8 CANAK Alec 11 TOMIC Ante 10 GAITATZIS Harris 14 STAVROULAKIS Nick 11 GROZDANOVSKI Jonathon 16 PARIC Stepjan 12 EL HAFIANE Idriss 17 BILIC Matthew 14 SORGE Brayden 18 TRIFIRO Glen 15 PETRILLO Nicholas 20 MARKOVIC Petar 16 SAVOR Issac 21 MANOS Thomas 17 ALAMADDENE Toufic 22 FRAGOGIANNIS Yanni 19 SAVOR Patrick 23 NIKAS Pani 20 BAZI Andrew GK 25 STEWART Jack 21 LOUPIS Michael 30 BABIC Luke 22 COVIC Ante 32 OLSEN Nic 23 FIGON Jordan 35 SHROEDER Andre Player Coach: Paul Reid Coach: Davor Bajsic Coach: Michael Grbevski Assistant Coach: Jerry Bilokapic Assistant Coach: Matthew Ribarovski Assistant Coach: Tomi Vidovic Goalkeeper Coach: Spiro Parameritis GK Coach: Vitas Males Physiotherapist: Jerry Fillipatos Manager: Ray Gerrie Referee: C. Young Assistant Referees: C. Young & L. Greenshields 4th Official: V. Bertuccioli FIRST GRADE NPLNSW.COM.AU MATCH aul Reid’s Rockdale return to Ilinden Sports PCentre for the first time the season fresh off the back of a hard fought round one win against Sydney FC. The Round 1 win was as solid performance for the Suns but there were still plenty of signs of off-season rust. Ante Covic had a stellar PlayStation®4 NPL NSW Men’s competition debut and is sure to be tested by a dynamic Sydney United 58 outfit which includes prolific attackers Pany Nikas, Nick Olsen and Glen Trifiro. The Reds were surprise losers in Round 1 and will be determined to get off the mark this week. 1ST GRADE - PLAYSTATION 4 NPL NSW MEN’S POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Wollongong Wolves FC 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 3 2 Sydney Olympic FC 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 3 3 Manly United FC 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 3 4 Rockdale City Suns FC 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 5 APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 6 Hakoah Sydney City East FC 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 Blacktown City FC 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 8 Sutherland Sharks FC 1 0 0 1 2 3 -1 0 9 Sydney United 58 FC 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 10 Sydney FC 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 11 Parramatta FC 1 0 0 1 1 3 -2 0 12 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC 1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0 5 FIRST GRADE #PS4NPLNSW Sydney FC 3-1 Rockdale City Suns, 5.45pm at Lambert Park Sydney FC made light work of Rockdale City Suns on their NPL 1 debut after cruising to a 3-1 victory over Rockdale City Suns at Lambert Park. A brace from John Iredale and an Alusine Fofanah strike ensured the Sky Blues opened the new campaign on the right note, while James Temelkovski scored on debut for Rockdale. A trip to Melita Stadium to face Parramatta awaits Sydney next weekend with Rockdale set to entertain Sydney United 58 at Illinden Sports Centre. Sydney United 58 v APIA Leichhardt Tigers, 4.00pm at Sydney United Sports Centre Sydney United 58 cruised to a comfortable 2-0 victory over 10-man APIA Leichhardt at Sydney United Sports Centre in the opening round of the PlayStation®4 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s U20 campaign. Reds striker Luke Ivancic opened the scoring and later missed a penalty in a first half that saw APIA captain Stephan Adattini dismissed for a handball after blocking Anthony Vrlic’s goalbound effort on the line. Jack Stewart doubled the advantage early in the second half for Sydney United who could’ve increased the deficit further but for some wayward finishing inside the final third. While it was far from one way traffic and a generally spirited performance from the visiting ten men, APIA were starved of possession and chances in the second half and unable to force an way back into the contest. The visitors will lament not making more of a promising start that saw a slew of opportunities missed inside the opening fifteen minutes. APIA marksman Matthew Barko created the first chance of the game early on after chasing his own flick on but could only steer his shot wide one on one with Sydney United goalkeeper Lucas Pervan. Barko then turned provider for Samuel Gulisano who sent a shot dribbling wide of the far post after breaking free inside the penalty area, before a superb counter attack was wasted at the death when winger Samuel Paslis spooned his effort over the bar. APIA were punished for their profligacy when Ivancic nodded home Anthony Poljak’s cross from point blank range to put the Reds 1-0 up. The visitors were placed firmly on the back foot soon after with Adattini’s dismissal, who was deemed to have illegally obstructed Vrlic’s goalbound effort inside the area. The APIA defender was given his marching orders but Ivancic’s penalty was weak and comfortably gathered by Blake Tuxford low to the keeper’s left. Tuxford’s penalty save had restored some hope for the Tigers but Sydney United 58 ensured it would be a mountain to climb for their opponents in the second half when Jack Stewart doubled the advantage early on. A delightful piece of close control and shot from Reds midfielder Andre Schroeder saw the ball rebound off the foot of the post and straight into the path of Stewart, who made no mistake with the goal gaping. The hosts created several changes to add a third with Schroeder himself unfortunate not to find the back of the net after seeing a sweetly-struck drive from close range blocked by Joshua Symons, but a combination of stoic APIA defending and several fine saves from Tuxford kept the scoreline at 2-0 and gave the Reds a dream start to the 2017 season. 6 ROUND 1 NPLNSW.COM.AU TEAM OF THE 01: LARGE USE: OVER 150MM WIDE This logo has a smaller ‘®’ symbol 02: FOOTBALL NSW WOULDSMAL LIKEL USE: TO55MM THANK - 150MM WID THEIRE SPONSORS FOR THEIRThis CONTINUED logo has a larger ‘ ®SUPPORT’ symbol 7 FEATURE STORY #PS4NPLNSW FOOTBALL NSW LAUNCHES he PlayStation®4 (PS4™) National Premier with PlayStation4 with the powerhouse TLeagues NSW 2017 Season was launched sponsor throwing its full support behind by Football NSW at Waterview in Bicentennial grassroots football in Australia. Park on Wednesday where media and “I’ve often been quoted as stating PlayStation’s representatives from the NPL community passion for football has always lived both on attended. and off the field and it is true – whether it be A cocktail function for 150 guests with Master literally by strapping on a pair of boots, or of Ceremonies and Fox Sports’ very own Simon picking up a controller,” commented Michael Hill took control of proceedings which also Ephraim, Managing Director, Sony Interactive included representatives from all Football NSW Entertainment Australia.
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